House For Sale £260,000
Situated in the sought after market town of Sudbury lies this three bedroom semi-detached house which benefits from a good size rear garden, residents only communal parking to rear, and double glazing. As agents, we recommend the earliest possible internal viewing to appreciate the quality of accommodation on offer which comprises entrance hall, living room with open fire, 20ft kitchen / dining room, utility room, ground floor cloakroom, first floor landing, three good size double bedrooms, and family bathroom.
Set in the heart of the Stour Valley, an area of outstanding natural beauty, Sudbury is an ancient market town dating back to Saxon times. Sudbury has been used for television locations, most significantly for BBC's Lovejoy, and is surrounded by the attractive countryside so often painted by Constable and Gainsborough and by quintessentially English villages. The market place is the centre of the town with many fine buildings, and the town offers plenty of restaurants, cafes and bars as well as a mix of shops. The Sudbury water meadows are beautiful and are crossed by many footpaths which are excellent for walking. Friars Meadow, closest to the town, is an ideal place for a picnic and next to the Kingfisher Leisure Centre, The Valley Trail starts and this runs along a disused railway as far as Long Melford. The Trail forms part of the National Cycle Network Route 13 and the St Edmunds Way.
Council tax band: B
EPC Rating: E
Set in the heart of the Stour Valley, an area of outstanding natural beauty, Sudbury is an ancient market town dating back to Saxon times. Sudbury has been used for television locations, most significantly for BBC's Lovejoy, and is surrounded by the attractive countryside so often painted by Constable and Gainsborough and by quintessentially English villages. The market place is the centre of the town with many fine buildings, and the town offers plenty of restaurants, cafes and bars as well as a mix of shops. The Sudbury water meadows are beautiful and are crossed by many footpaths which are excellent for walking. Friars Meadow, closest to the town, is an ideal place for a picnic and next to the Kingfisher Leisure Centre, The Valley Trail starts and this runs along a disused railway as far as Long Melford. The Trail forms part of the National Cycle Network Route 13 and the St Edmunds Way.
Council tax band: B
EPC Rating: E
